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Episode 311: Pat Warren, Kansas Speedway Sep 23, 2019

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Pat Warren is the President of the Kansas Speedway in Kansas City Kansas.
The facility becomes 6th largest city in the state with 10,000 people in one place for a weekend.
The track has 35 full time employees but approximately 3500 on a race weekend.
Pat previously worked at Sprint. The track hosts about 250 events a year, driving schools, exotic driving schools and big non-related motor sports events.
Website: Kansasspeedway.com

Episode 310: Paul Schofer, Kauffman Center For The Performing Arts Sep 16, 2019

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Paul Schofer is CEO of the Kauffman Center for Performing Arts, a facility that opened in 2011 and welcomes 500,000 patrons a year in a building designed by architect Moshe Safdie. The KC Symphony, KC Ballet and Lyric Opera are resident performers. The building was ranked one of the world's 15 most beautiful concert halls.
Paul worked at Hallmark , Marion Laboratories and began working for Ewing Marion Kauffman Foundation before becoming CFO and then CEO of the Center.
Website: www.kauffmancenter.org

Episode 309: Neal Preston, Neal Preston Photography Sep 09, 2019

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Neal Preston started shooting photographs in high school while going to concerts. He decided to skip college and moved to LA when he was 19 where he eventually landed a retainer deal with Atlantic Records to do publicity photos and press parties and caught some breaks being on the road with Cameron Crowe and Rolling Stone.
He went on to work with Led Zeppelin traveled with Bruce Springsteen, The Who, Fleetwood Mac, Queen.
He wrote a book called “Neal Preston, Exhilarated and Exhausted.”

Episode 308: Tanya O'Callaghan & Wayne Strickland, Leadership Rhapsody Sep 03, 2019

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Tanya O’Callaghan is a world touring bass player from Ireland who lives in the US. Wayne Strickland spent 38 years as an exec at Hallmark.
They met at a music camp with Wayne as a student and Tanya an instructor and now collaborate delivering a “leadership rhapsody” keynote speech.
Tanya got big break being asked to record a track with the band Tool as a young musician and flew to Arizona from Europe.
Tanya IG: tanyaocallaghan_official .
www.leadershiprhapsody.com
www.waynestricklandspeaki

Episode 307: Matt Watson, Stackify Aug 26, 2019

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Matt Watson is founder of the company Stackify. They were named in the Inc 5000 fastest growing companies in August 2019, ranked 379. He sold Vin Solutions for $147M to Autotrader.
Stackify has about 25 employees in KC, and 20 in the Philippines. They built a tool that helps software developers understanding how they are performing and have over 1100 customers all over the world.
Matt attended Devry but did not finish school and obtained his Email: mwatson@stackify.com

Episode 306: Dr. Dred Scott, Boys and Girls Club of Greater Kansas City Aug 19, 2019

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Dr Dred Scott is the president and CEO of the Boys and Girls Club of KC.
Scott was an educator and administrator before this job. He believes in building relationships and sees himself as the champion storyteller for the organization.
Named after Dred Scott, a slave who fought for his freedom in front of the Supreme Court. Dr. Scott tries to carry on the legacy by telling the Dred Scott story.
Website: www.helpkckids.org
@helpkckids on socialmedia
Twitter: @drdredScott

Episode 305: Kemet Coleman, aka Kemet The Phantom Aug 12, 2019

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Kemet Coleman is an urbanist, entertainer and entrepreneur. His stage name as a musician is “Kemet the Phantom.”
As an urbanist, he’s fascinated by streets, infrastructure, transportation, and what connects people with human nature
He created opportunities in the city for entrepreneurs at Moss Salon Studios, Kansas City’s first urban co-working space for salon professionals.
New album called “Electric Park,” released August 16, 2019.
kemetthephantom.com
yourphantastic.com
mosssalo

Episode 304: Panel Discussion with Andrew Morgans and Matt Decoursey Aug 05, 2019

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Matt Decoursey, founder of Full Scale, and Andrew Morgans, founder of Marknology discuss time management and the power of no.
Matt talks about the ability to say no and defining opportunity costs.
Andrew says he receives thousands of messages a week and it’s a matter of timing as to when people reach him.
Andrew
IG: @andrewmorgans or website marknology.com
Matt website fullscale.io
He is the co-host of the Startup Hustle podcast.
IG: @startuphustlepodcast and @Decourseymatt

Episode 303: Ajamu Webster, DuBois Consultants Jul 29, 2019

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Ajamu Webster grew up in Los Angeles. As a junior in high school, he liked math and science and wanted to be an engineer after hearing about the profession from a neighbor.
He moved to Kansas City to work for Burns and McDonnell between 1980-84, Butler Manufacturing until 1988 before he started his company, Dubois Consultants, named after W.E.B. Dubois Learning Center.
He and his team hope to solve the issue of water quality in parts of the world where people don’t have access to clean drinking wate

Episode 302: Dr. Michelle Robin, Your Wellness Connection Jul 22, 2019

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Michelle Robin is a wellness chiropractor and owns a practice called Your Wellness Connection.
Michelle hosts a podcast called “Small Changes, Big Shifts,” and wrote a book with the same title. She believes that making small changes is a mindset.
She’s teaming up with Win For Kc and creating an event called Shifts on September 14, 2019 at UMKC, an event for women and girls ages 12 and up to experience a full day of mindfulness, movement and nutrition.
Website: smallchangesbigshifts.com

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